jude bellingham!vable. deflected back in for kane! it's all about a goal. if you attack, you win games. attack, attack, attack. now hear the lions roar! this how much it meant to the fans after england kept their euros alive in the most dramatic fashion. but amid the celebrations, there was also plenty of cause for concern. what a chance this is. earlier, underdogs slovakia had taken a deserved lead. england's so—called superstars producing their latest lacklustre display in an unconvincing campaign. manager gareth southgate's 99th game in charge turning into a nightmare. but with just seconds of added time left and as all hope seemed lost, england were saved by a moment of brilliance. and it's in! jude bellingham! and, remarkably, less than a minute into extra time, sub ivan toney found kane for the winner. now hear the lions roar. with the match turned on its head, a stunned slovakia had nothing left. england through with a performance that lacked so much, but delivered the thrilling finale that sav

jude bellingham only had one attempt, but i think i did it better!the ball comes in, you don't expect someone to score with an overhead kick in the 95th minute. and you just see the ball hit the back of the net and you're like... it was just euphoria, like, so good. bellingham, though, is now being investigated by uefa for making a "crude gesture" after scoring his goal. in a social media post, he said it was an inside joke towards some close friends who were at the game, adding he had nothing but respect for how the slovakia team played. england were back training at their base today, knowing if it wasn't for bellingham's goal, they wouldn't still be here. jude, the golden boy again with the overhead kick, to keep us in the game, keep us in the tournament, but we never say die, and that's what it was last night, a roller—coaster, but we got over the line. well, the england fans here in germany will now be making their way to dusseldorf for a quarterfinal on saturday, and after coming so close to elimination, what drama will they get next? might be a

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jude bellingham getting the equaliser. it went to extra time.e scored in the first minute of it to set up the quarter—final with switzerland next saturday. in the celebrations of his goal, jude bellingham appeared to mouth the worlds "who else?" towards the crowd. he told us what was going through his head at the time. i think the adrenaline gets you, boys. it's a combination of a lot of things. playing for england is an enjoyable feeling but it's also a lot of pressure. you hear people talk a lot of rubbish. you know, it's nice that when you can deliver you can give them a little bit back. it's a combination of a lot of things. it's very difficult when you talk in press conferences and interviews to talk as openly as footballers want to because they're always judged. for me, football, being on the pitch, scoring goals and celebrating is my release. a very happy moment, and full of adrenaline. the nature of the display may not spare gareth southgate from criticism, but he remains defiant. we have a long way to go. we are at quarter—finals but we

because until that bicycle kick from jude bellingham in what was the 95th minute of football went inmatch started. they had been optimistic. as a gay moron and england were really, really poor, i think it is fair to say. you heard our commentary from our colleagues at itb, and they were saying they could not believe they were not making changes or doing something. what happened in the end was essentially a moment of individual magic, josh eyre good fortune in share class from jude bellingham that put england level with slovakia and through to extra time. after that, and through to extra time. afterthat, my and through to extra time. after that, my word, and through to extra time. afterthat, my word, i and through to extra time. after that, my word, i very rarely experienced an atmosphere like it. or a match like it. at the end when the full—time whistle went and england were 2—1 bektas, harry kane having scored the second one, it felt like england had won the euros in here. there were cries of heyjude and reliance being sung, sweet caroline, or the atoms you can think of. it really w

and then i would say as a complete layperson, it was an incredible kick from jude bellingham . nst bayern munich, the. yeah, the european cup final like else all going against them. and then we got one and we got two. and that's what england did. >> it was it was very much like that. and there's nothing like a late winner is there? i mean there's because of the tension wasn't a winner. it was. you're right. you're right, you're right. >> but it took them. >> but it took them. >> absolutely. it took them. i was saying there's nothing like a late winner that wasn't a winner. but that was a draw but a late goal. >> it kept them in it. >> it kept them in it. >> absolutely i see the thing is, i've got a confession to make. yeah. and i think there's a lot of england fans that feel the same way. and it's weird. and i can't get my head round the fact that i was at the point thinking, just lose. when you see slovakia. i mean, this is so weird. >> you just wanted it over. >> you just wanted it over. >> i don't know, i was watching slovakia go forward and i was so disappointed and so annoy

got some breaking news for you and uefa is investigating a gesture made by england midfielder jude bellinghamlderjude bellingham after he scored a late equaliser against slovakia yesterday. then, just to quickly repeat that , uefa is repeat that, uefa is investigating a gesture as a hand gesture made by england midfielderjude bellingham after he scored a late equaliser against slovakia yesterday evening. the real madrid star gesture towards slovakian bench after his overhead kick brought england level and the dying seconds of injury time, and uefa release a statement on monday which read a uefa ethics and disciplinary inspector will conduct a disciplinary investigation regarding a potential violation of the basic rules of decent conduct by the engush rules of decent conduct by the english football association player jude bellingham. having playerjude bellingham. having allegedly occurred in the scope of this match. now, if you saw that last night, it really, in my opinion, was something that a lot of players just do . absurd. lot of players just do. absurd. anyway, the investigation is underw

well, if he's found to have breached the rules, jude bellingham could face a suspension, although it's. but much will depend on his explanation, and the views of the slovakia team. both bellingham and england now face a nervous wait. the players were back training at their base today and they know if it wasn't for bellingham's goal, they wouldn't still be here. jude, golden boy again of the overhead kick to keep us in the game, keep us in the tournament. but we never say die. and that's what it was last night, a roller coaster, but we got over the line. bellingham's goal is already a fans�* favourite. there we go! some here have even been trying to re—enact it. but at a time when england need their stars to shine... and it's in! perhaps the biggest of all is under the spotlight. andy swiss, bbc news, dortmund. with just a few days of campaining left, rishi sunak has denied that he's given up on winning the election saying "it is not over till it's over", despite talking about the prospect of a labour "super—majority. " he's been speaking to our political editor chris mason. today and t

it's always darkest before the dawn. >> i mean , jude bellingham >> i mean, jude bellingham certainlyero. i think i read it was 85 seconds before england would have been knocked out , so you england would have been knocked out, so you couldn't really ask for a more dramatic ending to, well, not ending to the game, because then, of course, we went into extra time when harry kane scored that header. thank god for that. but you know, where's the skipper been so far? he just hasn't been performing at the level one would expect. so i think everyone in the nation will have their fingers crossed. i mean, at least we've made it to the quarter finals. yes, but everyone will have their fingers crossed. we'll just have to see. >> and of course, the government's promise was that if england made it to the quarter finals, the pubs could stay open later. >> so that's something at least so we have at least achieved that low, low bar, but speaking of what the government is deciding, there are only three days to go until the general election, with many voters still undecided. >> how are the two major p

jude bellingham says it was an inside joke with some friends at the game. it's in! jude bellingham! it was the 95th minute miracle which saved england's euros. that bellingham bicycle kick... salvation! ..looks more remarkable with every viewing. a moment of brilliance from bellingham. in dortmund this morning, fans were trying to recreate his moment of magic. difficult to do, but very easy to appreciate. cheering jude bellingham only had one attempt, but i think i did it better! when the ball comes in, you don't expect someone to score with an overhead kick in the 95th minute. and you just see the ball hit the back of the net and you're like... it was just euphoria, like, so good. bellingham, though, is now being investigated by uefa for making a "crude gesture" after scoring his goal. in a social media post, he said it was an inside joke towards some close friends who were at the game, adding he had nothing but respect for how the slovakia team played. england were back training at their base today, knowing if it wasn't for bellingham's goal, they wouldn'

well, if he's found to have breached the rules, jude bellingham could face a suspension, although it'shis explanation, and the views of the slovakia team. both bellingham and england now face a nervous wait. the players were back training at their base today and they know if it wasn't for bellingham's goal, they wouldn't still be here. jude, golden boy again of the overhead kick to keep us in the game, keep us in the tournament. but we never say die. and that's what it was last night, a roller coaster, but we got over the line. bellingham's goal is already a fans' favourite. there we go! some here have even been trying to re—enact it. but at a time when england need their stars to shine... and it's in! perhaps the biggest of all is under the spotlight. andy swiss, bbc news, dortmund. with just a few days of campaining left, rishi sunak has denied that he's given up on winning the election saying "it is not over till it's over", despite talking about the prospect of a labour "super—majority. " he's been speaking to our political editor chris mason. today and tomorrow, i'm following the

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uefa have opened an investigation into jude bellingham for a gesture the england player made following the first day of wimbledon, with three emerging with a place in the second round. chief amongst them emma raducanu. after missing last year's championships with injury problems, this time herfirst—round opponent pulled out with illness just before her match. mexico's renata zarazua was the lucky loser to step in, but raducanu won the first set on a tie break. and the second 6—3 to make round two. the stage she reached at her last wimbledon appearance two years ago. it was an incredibly difficult match. i think i've barely, if ever, played a defender who is literally landed the ball on the baseline, or just kept getting the ball back and, yeah, it took a lot of strength to get over the line. so it's amazing. yeah, to play an opponent such as granada who — it's not easy, you're playing on the centre court, so all props to her and thank you to everyone for helping me get through. raducanu is joined in the second round by lily miyazaki — who beat germany's tamara korpatsch in straights to

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phil foden, jude bellingham, _ zero england! -- 5-0. phil foden, jude bellingham, saka!ning light in a rather under—par tournament for gareth southgate's side so far. saka scored the crucial equaliser and a penalty in the shoot—out, as england knocked out the swiss in the last round. ben croucher reports. he was england's star against the swiss commentator: bukayo sa ka commentator: bukayo saka has been the brightest spot for much of the tournament! but in this sport, played in glorious technicolor, some reduce it to black—and—white. when bukayo saka missed in the 2020 shoot—out he was attacked because of the colour of his skin. fast forward three years... the colour of his skin. fast forward three years- - -_ the colour of his skin. fast forward three years. . ._ i - the colour of his skin. fast forward three years. . ._ i saw. three years... saka scores! i saw lots of lenglet _ three years... saka scores! i saw lots of lenglet on _ three years... saka scores! i saw lots of lenglet on saturday. - three years... saka scores! i saw lots of lenglet on saturday. the | lots

but up stepped jude bellingham and harry kane .ude bellingham and harry kane. >> and as we start election week, rishi sunak turns up the heat on reform uk as he battles nigel farage over millions of undecided voters lost without a trace the family of the teenager jay slater, left distraught as spanish police call off the search in tenerife and truth telling politicians the welsh parliament could make wilfully misleading the public a criminal offence in a vote tomorrow we'll have the latest . have the latest. lying politicians who distort it. >> and we've got the former brexit secretary with us in studio. david davis. he'll have something quite interesting to say. i think, about those french elections, the general election and also what's going to happen in the welsh parliament. >> i want to hear from you this morning. gbnews.com/yoursay first, though, the very latest news headlines with tamsin roberts. >> beth and andrew, thanks very much. and a very good morning from the gb newsroom. >> it's 931. the far right national rally has t

there is a jude bellingham, one of the stars of the team.looking at jude bellingham and have a lot of the hopes are pinned on him on the bbc sport website. the other one, of course, teenager, menu, it is hoped he can score up against the spanish team. there is saka go again. the 70th birthday is being celebrated by libyan emr. the mania mall. ellen... came off the bench after the last group game. he has a midfield conundrum, does gareth southgate with manchester united flashing in the... became the youngest person ever to score any european championship with his goal. his 17th birthday today. it will be interesting. and of course, england made it to the finals of the last year rose. that was in 2021. the euro 2020 final was delayed because of covid—19. they lost on penalties to italy. england always hoping it doesn't go to penalties. often it doesn't go to penalties. often it does go to penalties. so, we will wait to see if it ends in 90 minutes or extra time and penalties. a lot of england fans always think it might well go to penalties. we

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later in the show, i'll ask if england superstarjude england superstar jude bellingham could england rjude bellingham could be banned from playing in their euro 2024 quarter final, where his controversial gesture against slovakia on sunday or the celebration police are out in force now. we're shortly going to be crossing to keir starmer, but before that it's an important week for king charles. he's begun his annual holyrood week residence at the palace of holyroodhouse in edinburgh, and gb news royal correspondent cameron walker is in scotland's caphal cameron walker is in scotland's capital. cameron, welcome to the show. the king on duty north of the border is splendent in your tartan tie. tell us more . tartan tie. tell us more. >> thank you very much, martin. good afternoon. and this morning i witnessed the king being welcomed to his most ancient and hereditary kingdom of scotland, of course, usually every year the monarch will spend a traditional week in the scottish caphal traditional week in the scottish capital. but it's a bit of a switch up this year, and that is because of th

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now we're still waiting to find out whether jude bellingham now we're still waiting to find out whetherjudell out whether jude bellingham will be available for this do or die fixture. his crew gesture after scoring against slovakia last weekend is still being investigated by the football authorities. you can see that on your screen. there was a hand gesture towards his crotch . was gesture towards his crotch. was it towards a friend, as he said, or was it something more sinister that one hangs over the match still like a cloud. now, england have been widely criticised for their performances so far, and some might say rightly so. they've had a very, very slow start to the tournament and yet they're still joint favourites with the bookmakers to win the trophy. and the england defender, john stones, had a simple answer when he was asked what england's aim for this tournament was to win. >> i think it's, the biggest thrill for me and that i can get out of playing, you know, that winning feeling, to create history for us as a nation. >> you know, for everyone back home, me personally and the lad

jude bellingham says it was an inside joke with some friends at the game.ose through the centre of london on monday. it's the second such incident since april. the uk ministry of defence said the three horses came loose from their riders during exercises. they were soon returned to their barracks. one of the horses sustained minor injuries. none of the horses that escaped were involved in the previous incident. you're live with bbc news. french political rivals are back on the campaign trail after the far right party made historic games. the far right leaders party came out on top of the votes, the centrist movement finished in third place, now french voters will go back to the polls on sunday for a second round of voting in an election that has the potential to plunge france into a political crisis. andrew harding has the latest and a warning there are flashing images with his report. paris, the day after. and for many here, a profound sense of shock. "it's like having a hangover," says sandrine, a legal assistant of yesterday's election results. "people a

over to the 21—year—old, jude bellingham.gger reputation with every week of his life. the player who simply loves the pressure. and jude bellingham is up to it. who else? another one. cool as you like. no problem. pressure? no chance. they make it look so easy. let me tell you, it is not. make it look so easy. let me tell you. it is not-— make it look so easy. let me tell you, it is not. the goalkeeper left on the floor- _ schar. his fellow defender saw his effort saved. schar with the same record as the player who mist the last one. flat record as the player who mist the last one. �* ., :: :: ,_, last one. at euro 2020. he scored auainst last one. at euro 2020. he scored against france, _ last one. at euro 2020. he scored against france, saved _ last one. at euro 2020. he scored against france, saved against - last one. at euro 2020. he scored i against france, saved against spain. scores againstjordan pickford. and it is to — one after two. it is scores against jordan pickford. and it is to - one after two.— it is to - one a

r0 and jude bellingham referee? r0 and jude bellingham getting involved in in all of this? tournament is almost the same , and i think almost the same, and i think especially when you when it comes to referees, i think the engush comes to referees, i think the english referees also have really problems because in england there's so much more allowed than in, in the other leagues. and that's what you see, in the beginning of the game, there were really tackles against, germany, spain. normally it's a yellow card, but then they think, okay, we let it go . and then after ten minutes go. and then after ten minutes he start giving yellow cards for less . so, yeah, there's not one less. so, yeah, there's not one line they're following and that's a problem. >> i got to say that we were showing pictures there of the referee, and there were two pictures where he was wearing an orange shirt, which does concern me very slightly. finally, rafa, are you going to be are you going to be in the stadium? are you working at the game? where are you going to see the game. >> yeah we are, it's

jude bellingham!if you attack, you win games. attack, attack, attack. now hear the lions roar! this how much it meant to the fans after england kept their euros alive in the most dramatic fashion. but amid the celebrations, there was also plenty of cause for concern. what a chance this is. earlier, underdogs slovakia had taken a deserved lead. england's so—called superstars producing their latest lacklustre display in an unconvincing campaign. manager gareth southgate�*s 99th game in charge turning into a nightmare. but with just seconds of added time left and as all hope seemed lost, england were saved by a moment of brilliance. and it's in! jude bellingham! and, remarkably, less than a minute into extra time, sub ivan toney found kane for the winner. now hear the lions roar. with the match turned on its head, a stunned slovakia had nothing left. england through with a performance that lacked so much, but delivered the thrilling finale that saved them. i mean, i'm just so proud of the spirit that the

but there are sparks, kobbie mainoo 19, jude bellingham, we know a superstar he is, 21, declan rice stillyears' time, maybe next time. indeed, maybe next time it would be coming home. thank you, that is olly foster live in berlin after that defeat for england — to— once it's beenin defeat for england — to— once it's been in the euro 2024 final. kasia madera will have the headlines for your the top of the hour, that is take a check on the weather. hello. we are very nearly halfway throuthuly, and the month so far has been decidedly cool — and for some of us, very wet indeed. there is some heavy rain in the forecast for the week ahead, but it is likely to turn drier and warmer, at least for a time. in the short term, though, it is this area of low pressure that is swirling its way in from the southwest, and this frontal system, which is going to generate some very heavy rain across the south of the uk during monday. further north, many places getting off to a fine start with some sunshine, but let's zoom in — some heavy thundery downpours for the channel islands, turning very wet across sou

that's right most of uefa have opened an investigation into| have opened an investigation into jude bellinghamasic rules of decent conduct. so basically, that's the celebration bellingham did after he scored that overhead kick which took the game to extra time. he has done it before, something similar, for real madrid also england in march and he actually interact with a post on social media, saying it was not towards the slovakian team but it was an inside joke between close friends, but if he is found guilty, he could face a suspension, fine or both. that to come, no doubt, with questions very much around his participation, should the answer come back before the end of the tournament, but questions i mentioned about the way that england played, if not necessarily about the squad itself being galvanised by what they achieve last night? definitely, and i was at training today, got to see the players out on the pitch, and the mood was good. there was some fa staff backroom members saying they thought their trip was going to be over before that goal went in an the 95th minute. there weren't too

somebody who did not look happy with jude bellingham. hotel, ready to take them to an airport, ready to take them to an airport, ready to take them perhaps on their holidays, take them perhaps on their holidays, take them home, what will be going through their minds right now? you have been here.— through their minds right now? you have been here. obviously not with a final, but being _ have been here. obviously not with a final, but being beaten _ have been here. obviously not with a final, but being beaten in _ have been here. obviously not with a final, but being beaten in any - final, but being beaten in any tournament is similar. there will be what if? what if ollie watkins had been able to chip the goalkeeper instead of being tackled? what if the two headers from the corner had gone in. —— one of the two headers. it is easy when you retire. but you�*ve got to say, hang on a minute, we have been to two european finals. the best team in european final history betas. we didn�*t get beaten by a team who are average and suddenly turned

jude bellingham's over the head kick, which i think was the biggest relief to all of us.he five boys that stood up and hit perfect penalties. especially saka, for example, who had missed obviously in the final. trent alexander had it enough but stepped up to take the winnerment and then ollie watkins' goal. you look at this. but then i would also add lamine yamal�*s extraordinary goal in the semifinal against france. , , goal in the semifinal against france. , ., ., ., france. just looking ahead to sunday - _ france. just looking ahead to sunday - how— france. just looking ahead to sunday - how significant - france. just looking ahead to sunday - how significant a i sunday — how significant a moment is this for english football?— moment is this for english football? , , ., ., , football? this is going to be tou~h. football? this is going to be tough- it's _ football? this is going to be tough. it's going _ football? this is going to be tough. it's going to - football? this is going to be tough. it's going to be - tough. it's going to be difficult. but they're on the brink

uefa have opened an investigation into jude bellingham for a gesture the england player made following win over slovakia. the governing body says it is looking into a "potential violation" regarding "the basic rules of decent conduct" by bellingham. who was seen making a crotch—grabbing gesture towards the slovakian bench after scoring an overhead kick in stoppage time. he says it was an inside joke intended for close friends. meanwhile his teammate jordan pickford called bellingham england's golden boy for his dramatic late equaliser. but also admitted on monday the side need to up their game as they prepare to play switzerland in their quarter—final on saturday. to be fair, it was about getting over the line and having that resilience and mentality. that is tournament football. it is my fourth major now so you learn a lot from the past. that is what we can take into these next games. england's mary earps�* has become the highest paid women's goalkeeper in world football after her move to paris saint—germain was confirmed. she was a free agent after leaving manchester united when he c

favourites, in which germany are hosts, in which there are players that can mark an era like jude bellinghamre was little room for spain, because the talent was too young yet. however, this is not elite competition, this is not champions league, so it's a different tournament in which a bad day condemns you. and once spain's growing talent, like lamine yamal, for example, gabi and pedri were injured, so you can imagine our surprise when they were out of the national team and still spain was doing very well — rodri and these kind of players. the confidence has been rising up very quickly when we saw the size of this talent and that this talent was already possible in the short term, notjust a middle or long—term prospect. so, we are not surprised that we won, but if you asked me three weeks ago, i would say that it was almost impossible. i would say that, looking ahead, there's a big chance that these guys still do this for the next years. of course, there's a lot of teams that can make it, but i believe and i understand that spain has a group that can mark an era. meanwhile, spare a thought

the england midfielder jude bellingham is facing a potential fine or suspension over a gesture he maden of the basic rules of conduct. john watson is live in dortmund — what more can you tell us, john? yes, this all relates to a gesture jude bellingham appeared to make in the direction of some slovakian players and staff who were stood on the sidelines shortly after he scored a dramatic equaliser against slovakia on sunday. uefa has said it is a potential violation of decent conduct, jude bellingham has taken to social media to deny the gesture was the slovakian players and staff, simply saying it was an inside joke aimed at some of his friends inside the stadium at that time. obviously emotions were running high when you consider the nature of the timing of the goal but it should be said that if he is found guilty, a possible punishment could be a fine or even a suspension, potentially both. but we should add that players under the managers who have made similar gestures in the past have tended to only face a fine. the action continues today, the quarterfinal line—up will be concluded

the conservatives should consider voting lib dem , and consider voting lib dem, and englands jude bellingham is being investigated over a gesture he made during england's win over slovakia in the euros last night. the england footballer is facing a probe over a potential breach of what's called the basic rules of decent conduct. it's understood to relate to bellingham if i may say, grabbing his crotch after scoring england's equaliser in added time of the match. harry kane, of course , going on to kane, of course, going on to score that other goal in extra time, securing england's win . time, securing england's win. those are the headlines for now . those are the headlines for now. i'm polly middlehurst. i'm back in an hour with more for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . slash alerts. >> thanks, polly. welcome back. before i get into a conversation about what's gone on on the campaign trail today with our political correspondent olivia utley, i'm going to be asking you the following qu

you know, jude bellingham, phil foden, harry kane, cole palmer, sub ollie watkins sub. pretty much almost certainly. and you know that kind of collective belief i mean that gareth southgate i mean that gareth southgate i mean he's been he's been sort of very calm almost like he knows i mean they got it. they cut it so fine didn't they. in that game when bellingham saved them. >> i mean we don't i don't believe and i don't want to jinx it chris i don't want to jinx it. >> but none of us do. >> but none of us do. >> it feels it feels a little like at the moment in this country we've had a summer of rain. nothing works. we're paying rain. nothing works. we're paying huge amounts of tax. we can't get anything treated on the nhs. but what boost would it mean to the country if we win this and do you think it genuinely makes a difference to how we feel about where we live? >> oh, absolutely. yeah. i mean football's always, you know, sport in general is we are the greatest sporting nation on earth because we invented most of them. let's not forget that. and football is football

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the faa, they'll get a message from uefa, probably in the next 48 hours that jude bellingham will beave it too long because clearly, if he is to be banned, then england needs to make a contingency plan tactically and get their training right. that wouldn't be fair to make them wait too long, but i honestly don't think they'll have to wait a very long time to find out that yes, it will just be a fine which will be paid by the player. there'll be an apology issued by the player. in fact, i think he's kind of issued a semi apology already by saying it wasn't as everybody construed it to be. and i think that realistically will be the end of it. but i think there's no doubt whatsoever that we'll see jude bellingham playing for england on saturday. >> well, what was his excuse again? >> sorry , again? >> s o rry, sorry again? >> sorry, sorry. just he did tweet something out didn't he? what was it. >> yeah. so what would happen is that somebody within within the fa will have recognised the issue. now i think we can see what it all is. i mean, it looks for all the world as if it's a gesture

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dominating most of the match, england only managed to come back in injury time with the help of jude bellingham. harry came and made it to one early into extra time. england will now play switzerland in the course of finals, and this was off next week. the time with that you are up to date. so after the break, hospitalization side, global off looks at a leaking nuclear waste site here in gemini, i'm any kids mckinnon. i'll be back at the top, the hour with more international headlines. hope to see you then the i knew that what happened to me was right. i just didn't know where i could share at west who is going to believe me. this is craig was staring iced against her will. in canada, as with thousands of indigenous women from the 1970s to present a global membrane next on d, w. the power of america. and so much more than just arisen this is where a real cowboy is made and people are in touch with their roots. living the american dream, the mississippi river. surprising, legendary. in 45 minutes on d, w. the thing was like a stepping point to point you into that warranty. once they finish just

el futbolista del chelsea, tras la asistencia de jude bellingham.rdín central y lo que parecía ser un triple, luego se convirtió en una vuelta completa, pues la pelota terminó en el dogout de los giants. con esta victoria, los gigantes quedan con récord de 47 victorias y 2 derrotas en lo que representa la mitad de temporada. pues ahora vendrá el juego de estrellas y los ice también se van a los breaks con una sonrisa al derrotar a los filis 18 carreras por 3, en donde los de oakland despacharon hasta 8 cuadrangulares en donde lawrence butler se robó el show con 3 vuelacercas. los atléticos quedan con registro de 37 y 61 al final. en este repaso para pr ver 1 de los trenes más icónicos de la segunda guerra mundial. se trata de 1 de los trenes conocidos como big boys, que fueron construidos exclusivamente para el ferrocarril union pacific en la década de 1940 para transportar el equipo necesario utilizado durante la guerra 1, y estas unidades medían 132 pies de largo y pesaban 1.2 millones de libras. y cabe mencionar que el tren que estuvo en exhibici

time with the help of jude bellingham. harry kane made it's $21.00 early into extra time. england will now play switzerland in the quarter finals and dust off next week, as well from all rejoined just now in the studio by daniel barcelona. from dw sports study, i know you've been tracking all of this, attending lots of the games. well, let's start with england. another shaky performance there, but they did come out on top. yeah, definitely. so coming into the tournament, england were definitely one of the favorites there, very much, and a golden generation of football. they have so much talent. and besides that they have left flowers at home, who would start on probably every other team. now that being said, they've been incredibly lack luster this tournament to say the least. there's been a lot of criticisms of the side, especially of manager garr associate, that they've been to pragmatic. they're too slow and the build up, they're not able to find their most dangerous players between the lines. and that's very much what we saw the other day. and now they do have the individual qualit

italy, and england, we remember how, with what nerves, with what efforts. passed slovakia with jude bellingham'sstures after scoring a goal, in another match also on saturday in berlin , the netherlands will face turkey. and really, i'll just add that you're watching four teams, portugal, france, it's like a repeat of the 2016 euro final, and even many of the same performers remained , spain, and spain, germany, but i don't know. it was taking shape, but to be honest, i want to to stretch the pleasure, well, but i know, maybe switzerland, relatively speaking, will knock out its england there, for example, well, we don't know, but just like that, now we actually already see the finals, semi-finals in this, well, in one part of this grid, in the other part, well, there will be battles, we will follow, we will definitely inform you about the excitement of these matches, and then we will move on to another topic, although also about football, the olympic games are approaching and today the main... coach of the olympic team of ukraine from football, ruslan rotan announced the expanded composition of

out of this tournament, but they've had crucial interventions from some of their star players — jude bellinghamhere was that late goal drama once again, as substitute 0llie watkins scored that goal to guide england past the netherlands and into back to back european championship finals. as you can appreciate, there is a great mood amongst the england fans and perhaps a growing sense that maybe, just maybe, their name is on the trophy this year. as andy swiss now reports. all smiles for england fans as they arrived in berlin hoping for history. # it's coming home, it's coming home. # it's coming. # football's coming home.# as well as a photo, the other must—have accessory is a ticket, of course. some have got them, others are still searching. i've seen... i've seen tickets go for £6,000. um, obviously a different categories i know, but i don't think they're going to be going much less than £1,000 as it stands. would you pay that? depends if my wife's watching. 0h! what does it mean to have a ticket to the euros final with england? god. everything. it's your second one, isn't it, really? yeah, it

and england midfielder jude bellingham has been investigated for a gesture he made during a game.ial violation of the basic rules of conduct. he says it was an insidejoke with some friends at the game. military horses broke free and ran loose through the centre of london on monday, the second such incident since april. the uk ministry of defence that the three horses came loose from their riders during exercises. they was soon returned to their barracks. 0ne horse sustained minor injuries. none of the horses were involved in that previous incident. you are live with bbc news. it is back on the campaign trailfor france's it is back on the campaign trail for france's political rivals after the board suggested the national rally has made historic gains. the anti— aggression party led by marine le pen secured one in three votes in that election round. pushing manual macron's party to third place. voters will head back to the polls on sunday for a second round of voting in an election which could plunge france into a political crisis. with the far right national rally when the majority

then they were five minutes into injury time, they were going out before the overhead kick from jude bellingham extra time in the last 16. and then it was penalties against the swiss in the quarterfinals. perfect penalties as they were, they are always a lottery. then they finally raise the bar, it was a pretty low bar to begin with, in their semifinal against the dutch. but again, it needed a winning goal in the final seconds. so as much as the spanish have got the form, they've got the flare, they look absolutely terrific, england have got look on their side. so if gareth southgate has got good luck on his side, of course he will be feeling relaxed. he has somehow managed to get this team into another european championship final, get this team into another european championshipfinal, back—to—back championship final, back—to—back finals championshipfinal, back—to—back finals now. so who knows? perhaps they feel that they have just got this charmed life here at these euros, which is why the spanish will be cautious. fill? euros, which is why the spanish will be caution-— be cautious. olly foster